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Audubon County Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Audubon Co., Iowa) 1885-1894, 1887-03-31

CARTER HARRISON, who for
four consecutive terms has been The
mayor Of Chicago, has up to the
day of the nominating convention
stoutly protested his unwillingness
to accept another nomination. How
ever, he could not withstand the
solicitation OF the gang, and accepted
the nomination and made a speech
notable only for selt-laudation and
the blushlng confession that he is
Chicago's chest mayor" In less
than forty-eight hours he again de-
clared that he would not be a candl-
date, withdrawing his name, and
leaving the gang pretty badly de-
moralized. The political situation
in the Garden City is somewhat
peculiar, as it presents the question
of social order, and that in SO dense
population is of greatest import
ance. 1t demands that for the nonce,
citizens shall lay aside their political
preferences and see to it that a man
is elected who is pledged to social
reform as we'll as to purifying city
government. Under Mr.. Harrison's
rule social order has been very little
considered, the gang, which has
made succession possible, has grown
rich, and consequent independence
has enabled them to set the law at
defiance. Had the administration
of Mr.. Harrison been for peace and
order and the enforcement of laws,
his ardent friends and admirers
would not be found in the haunts of
vice and wickedness that infest the
city, and it is doubtful if such estab-
lishments would be in existence in
such numbers; socialist gatherings
would not have been SO conspicuous
and demonstrations would have been
unknown; the page OF Chicago's
history that was made crimson by
the blood of six policemen who fell
at the hands of anarchists on May
4th, would not now be standing to
the disgrace OF municipal govern
ment in America. 1t is we'll for the
city and for the country that Harri-
son irrevocably tenders his resigna-
ton. He is at last a benefactor.
The republicans have placed in
nomination a good man for mayor,
as has also the labor party, and in
the event of the election of either
the city government will be divorced
from such affiliations as have dis
graced it in the past. The democrats
will presumably call another con-
vention, but any candidate they
may present to the people will be
regarded with suspicion so long as
the present machinery is in control,
Audubon County Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Audubon Co., Iowa) 1885-1894, 1887-03-31

THE Atlantic Messenger has
been giving its readers some very
good advice on railroad matters, and
its ideas are deductions from cool
reasoning on subject the mere
mention of which is usually cause
for community to rush into an i'll
considered enthusiasm. The sub
ject that suggested the articles was
current proposition to give finan-
cial aid to a railroad whose course
lies toward that place. The Mes
Senger asks its contemporaries to
state what further benefits an addi-
tional road would bring to the town,
and cites the clause in the inter state
commerce law that prohibits dis
elimination. If the law shall prove
effectual in this particular all the
benefits OF the system can be fur
nished by one road. This is SUBJ
ject upon which communities are
very often misled. A mere PROPOSE
ton of new railroad is sufficient to
secure subscriptions for the project
without a careful estimate of the
benefits ensured, and in many cases
they never materialize. All over
Iowa may be found towns that h ave
been ruined by railroads that have
been aided by subscriptions of bust.
ness men who expected to reap
great benefits from the new line
The necessity of railroad facilities
cannot be denied, but the amount
expended to secure lines in exces:
of the demand of the country in
general, can seldom be retraced tc
the pockets of the subscriber. Each
new road is dotted with little town.
of no Importance or good to tn.
country about them, but fatal to thu
life of established cities and detri
mental to the general interests
of a county. While the corpor
alton may tor a time foste
struggling community, thei
favor is tickle and only endures 81
long as it is to their interest and un
til better opening is afforded. s,
called "railroad towns" are ofte,
quaking with fear that "the shops
will be removed, while another com
munity is booming in anticipation c
their location. Any power that ha
in its keeping the prosperity of
whole community is not to be court
ed. especially when it is welded b
corporations as heartless as those {
the railroad. So long as they ar
held in the normal capacity of pull
lie servants they conserve the publ
interests, but when by any NEAR
they become dictators the infuenc
81 at once dangerous.
Certainly such corporations as d,
sire to lay the rail and push til
iron horse through Iowa can affor
to make the Investment for ii
gains, and equally certain it is tn;
counties with railroad facilities equ
to their natural demand cannot a
ford to subscribe very literally
securs extra lines of doubtful benefi
Audubon County Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Audubon Co., Iowa) 1885-1894, 1887-03-31
On the Last Day of the Fair.

Every purchaser of One Dollars worth goods from either
department of my Mammoth Double Store will receive num-
bered ticket which will ente the holder chance in the
Drawing take place the grounds of the Audubon County
Fair Association the last day of the exhibition of 1887
Audubon County Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Audubon Co., Iowa) 1885-1894, 1887-03-31
PRIZES AND PLAN OF DRAWING.

On the last day of the Fair tickets bearing numbers
ponding with those upon the tickets issued from my store will
be thoroughly mixed in box prepared for the purpose and
the tickets then drawn out by disinereSted party
Ticket bearing number 10th slip drawn
will secure Lady's Fine Silk Handkerchief, S. 50
Same 25th pair Ladies' Fine Kid Cloves. 50
Same 5oth pair Ladies French Kid Shoes. S 90
Same 18th, Fine Silk Dress Pattern. 81 90
Same as Tooth, Fine Davis Sewing Machine. 50
Same 125th, Fine Gold Shirt ............ so
Same goth, pair Gents Fine Calf Boots. 7 90
Same 18TH, Gents Fine Suit. ........... 20 90
Same 2ooth, Gents Fine Hat ............. S 90
Same 225th, Gents Fine Overcoat. ....... IS 90
Total.. 80. 49,. ..S15o 50
1t expressly agreed that the holder of the lucky tickets
be the Audubon County Fair Grounds at time OF
drawing claim prize Failure to appear orteits prize to
B. F. Howad.
Our stock of goods complete that will you to give
call and examine it. We please you both style
quality and price, and the time give you chance
in the Grand Drawing explained above.
Audubon County Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Audubon Co., Iowa) 1885-1894, 1887-03-31
B. F. HOWALD.
Sherif's Sale.

Geo. Clarke
Jesse Davis, Hester A. Davis James Slump, Aultman,
Miller Co. Jones, Dickey q Co., T. J. Thompson,
Henshaw SCkles and Chas. Stuart Son.
By virtue of special execution, directed to me
from the clerk Of the district court OF Audubon
county, Iowa, on a judgment rendered in said court
OR the 10th day OF March, 1887, in favor of Geo.
Clarke plaintiff and against Jesse Davis defend
ant for the sum CT six hundred and eighty.four dol
lars and ninety 1854 9O) and costs taxed at
six dollar and sixty five cents (S6.65, and accruing
costs, and forty dollars and ftyfour cents (S404)
attorneys fees, have levied upon the following real
property, taken as the property Of said defendant
JesUe Davis, to satisfy said execution, to-wit:
The north -east quarter me ~ of the northwest
quarter INV N of section twelve (sec l2), township
seyenty.nine twp 79J range thirty five (r 35), west
9th p NJ, IN Audubon county, Iowa.
And will offer the for sale, to the highest
bidder for cash in hand the 10th day of April, A.
D., 1887 in front OF the house in Audubon, at
the hour Of 2 O'Clock p. m, of said day, when and
where due attendance will be gwen by the under
signed.
Dated at Audubon, this list day of March, 1887.
wM. MALLORY,
Sheriff of said county.
NASH, PHELPS x GREEN, Attorneys. [14-2w.-S6.s5
Audubon County Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Audubon Co., Iowa) 1885-1894, 1887-03-31
Real Estate Transfers.

The following are the transfers
in real estate since our last issue:
Henry Burton to Maria Burton
swf and sw Sc S, and ne Sc IS,
Sc SET, and NJ NV II, and e!
ne and Sc sw II, and lot ne
ne II, Extra ............... 100
Chas Tozer and wife to Nathan
NJ Balch WI nwt 10, Viola. 800 90
Elijah Smith to Trustees Viola
Centre NJ E church. acre in
sw corner swt 10, Viola .... l 90
John A Pattison to Christ:Dre-
her, W d, WI Sc 8, Cameron 1000 90
Geo Gray to Hans Peter Han
sen, lots and ) i'll the town
of Gray. ............. 100 90
w G Wilson to q w Esterday,
et ne 81, Audubon ........ 1440 90
Robt Denton to Jacob Swim ei
Sc %, Audubon. ..,......... 1880 90
W NJ Hampton to Il J Essing-
ton, lot No sw Sc II, Extra. IS 90
Mary A Smith to Chas Ii Stock
ing, ST, LOTT, blk %, Audubon Is 90
John L Jay tO-Samuel L Lam
bert, lot 6 blk 8, Audubon. -. 500 90
CRI& p R'y Co to NJ A Wright
Ell NV 81, Cameron. ........ TO 90
Coulter to Robt Fasnaugh,
sw sw NV 9, LIE RoY....... 100 90
Audubon County Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Audubon Co., Iowa) 1885-1894, 1887-03-31

Parties DESTROYS OF a first-class
auctioneer will find it TO their inter.
est to consult L. BANTER.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-12-22
rnn 30 Nd 20 IN

TIE interchange Of vieua AMONG Rs
pablIoana fFoui Ell paris Of The UnIied
States incident 70 The recent national
osnvsnilon o. Rspnbiioan cluhs a. New
York indueed q general belief that The
nomination Of Mr.. Blaine for the psesi-
daaey Il = matter Of certainty. u Il
said that no other eandidats Was SER.
easly spoksn Of, unless u was By the
Ohio delegates. who inslated thai they
we're for sherman bot eli the time gave
Ne imrrtaaisn tAat their real choice
YES Blaine.
Ilis generally admitted. even b. those
vic ara favorable 10 ether candidates.
thaa. unless soms FsmaEkabis change
takes plseo In the situation between
noe and the mestinR o. TIE national
oonssniion. Mr.. Blaine viii b noni.
mated on the arss ballot and almors By
aeolimaasoa. The feeling IN bis favos
\ constantly increasing IN volume and
intensity, and the srtnion b general
thAa. u any mas can lead the party 70
vieluTy, Mr.. Blaias can DO a.
TIE ccuts1t Bsxt pear WIN Be one Of
free tsads against pFOssesicn 10 AmsFi.
oan Industries. President Cleveisnd
has ehcsea 10 Espfesant the idea Of fFee
tEade and. presumably, 10 make biz
canvass Ger se-slssiion On he one Issue
70 whleh be has devoted bic message.
Theaah be h = leader ihsonah force q
circumstances rather thar BY nature, Il
d nevertheless q fact thai be b today
tkD leader 81 he free traders Of she
unised states, he represents their
ideas mere nearly than any nan Who
has Gene within hailinR distance Of ths
rrteiaency IA he haHt quarter q q cen
tasy. and ehey ere Rlad 10 asoepa he
leadership which vas 20 unsxpeCaedly
offered 10 thtu,
This eslne ne case. IL b peculiarly
afine thsa Mr.. Blaine shoald b Clsvs-
lAnd's opponsnt n . canvass IN Whieh
the tAFiG Is 10 be almssa tAe enly sab
let q diseassiop. B'aine b We natural
leader q tkeas vho believe "a che pFo-
tecsicn q Amerscan lndustrsea He 4
The ahlssa and Fsadlssi defender Of tie
Amesiean sSsaam 81 proteetion. Ne
puhiie raa hes visvs en- tbs sahjeot
more clear sal asd vel aeansd than
be, No man is shla 10 defand each
views with nors esnvinelns arsamsnG
A CisveiAad ia REGARDED 60 repressns-
ing ne taaa Of FREE trade. Rlnfns 4 r..
RAE6sd e. FagRessnttn9 thAa q Rroaea.
tim.
tivtn Be BlAine ana Csseland aRsln,
and The isaae viii - tes sArss. Toe
peopas vii b called upoa 10 deelars b.
thels votes wheahsE thsy Wish 10 een-
,ines and psspstnsis the system uudsP
Which this soantsy has maAa saeh rspsa
strides In psospeFits AID aeSslcpmeni
o. e throv dewn ths bsrFisrs vAieA
have heen raised 10 ggotaoa TIE Amsss.
can wcgkshoP ana Ne Auasrioan Aous
ara b fosea AmsEtoan iaboE into cem
pessaioa uish che sgneranl. undsrpala,
p8oziy I'D and poofly heasea lahos e
EaFopa. Theis desialoa wAea saah a
aaasrnaalse Il olsrea sAsaia noe b.
6sabtfni fes IN instant
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-12-22

Amnmbea a. nnn1lnuan in11sss1s4 -
ahs axnrfrnn ~ segranB q military paE-
pnasa a1nsu h1od e H&nuslI feseu1ly -
w1tnem auma faIals nnd expeKimeut1
wlah = kisYnla whzsA haa bean esn-
alrnrae1 ~ Hn<Era. WHkin1 & Co., %
Hnlhnrn Viaduea. The ni1gaies Whsen
in is RnBsknI outward appeaxanoe re-
nsmk11s 8 maehins a. ths famiIi1g e4ze-
q tire. was rut thF1ueha n1Eie1 81 -
moss axfEaBR6imnsy teEsA. wta4 Bos1t9
whIrR aTra1iV e1iuuishea nnd amzasd
- enionkar1. Starting from ths CO.
Ar N - fown. 4 nlam ru3s the maeh1ne
ogaF bali 3 nile e. - Of F1aa 70 rs
honk 81 - Rrver Rssut, where. 1is-
munntlnR, ~ proeead11 % hl0W tnsn
$500 n I'll haRs at1anhed 70 tie
hnn1lrH. Tna funaffou ooeQp1e1 ab9ut
4 raInnta. and then thn rider, heyiDg
thEuwn IN hisyuIe into the watez, Owed
afIsr 4, ruau1 nsEnss and lau6ed en- ne
ofheF afds.
r. fhen raas orsr thrss on fuas miles
a. very rouah ard varied country, IN
elaoin1 pioued helds ano ssanagy
meadows, and having Recf0ased the
FtvsF. raaelae1 AanveA % tone seIy
Puuah lanes. lifting his maehine over
the closed Raaea. AiinRstheE be eoge.ed
4 distances e. absut i've miles. and bic
tine was little more than forty
miHntea. Subsequently, O few well
knGwn cyclists, Who we're among fne
visitors, Tried tbs machine and rode
over lhs NEST uneven kFonnds up ana
doWn short ard sharp hills, bricks end
otheF ohalruolioua IN Q manner enAs
greatly saFpRised military men and 9th
ers Who unls pgssans. Isl. yaMss 6assfts-
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A pRKrarVK moPK

MS said that Prssidsnt Cleveland sx-
poels 70 carry Oregon nexs year. and
thas Ne relies upon Dsmcorstis NO
toFs IN the Jane slecsion 10 that ssaie 70
give lie sandIdaey for Esalsetion 4 seed
eenG %. Il viii probably Do little
hsrn fer Nj. Cleveland 70 ehsFiah tnis
hope. but When BE- studies he returns
usxa Novsmhor be vii and the slseaosal
vote d Oregon 10 TIE Republican col
unn. Oregon h a northern STATS. and
d has ncshinR 10 sommon with he aolia
soath. Il has given its elestoral votes
10 he Republican 2 saidsntial candi-
slsia a every eiaeiion whioh has taken
plaes asnss sc admission 70 tie union.
wilh enc uirgls and inezplioahls exosp-
tlon. Il voted fos Seymour against
Grant IN 1868. and The people Of the
state we're 20 ashamed Of vhat they
had done when The FstuERa we're ell IN
that they have kspi their state reliably
IN he Repahlican column ever since.
Preaideua Cleveland msy % wondsxfnl
things next year. but be viii not carry
Oregon.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-12-22

probahls that Ne nomination q
Mr.. Lamar 70 na Ne vseansy % ne
eupsens bench win BE- souAEmsd- i -
esFtasn, kowvvsE. that 4 GOATS not % BE-
esnarmsd ana lhat u voald not b con
Grmsdl q 81 Of ths RspabIican ssnatofs
hnd She csurses Of thsif eonvieiiou&
Thess IL no aErumsnt which ean Be
uresd IN faves Of NE e0nnrmaiion q
Nj. LamaE aass TIE cd ons Of senate
rial eourtesy, aua shst, - . contempo-
sary rsmarks. nieht b usRsd viii
equal fores IN favor Of tbs continuation
Of Jefferson Davis, II President Olsys-
land nhoald taxa IA into hia head -
nominats shat distinguished Misaissip-
pian for one Of che many oiiioas within
Dis eift. II IL not sfganRs that Lamar
should Be nominated for 90 important .
position b. . Democratic president. but
Il Il strange ihai be sheuld have = good
chance for ecuAFnatien a. NE hands Of
: sesaip with . Rspublisan majority.
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- aan6 n sims . inhsrnn = -
eieutln
Eimns be snn1tsa. - q - -
sis1Fg - egnz 8 rsmels rnncs 90 ~
fne admI1fG, ~. Foat1ss = agpsr
sualy dnIne all ahna - en- - ngsh :.
Fnafsa6 e euna . usEk e. Ne sines
a1isNnlss a1s asine and puillnG fora
every eaar1 - mcuEa ne admlmaon q
she feRrffcsy, - srsnds ~ tina i1lnrz
esDvls kow unslrna 4 b - stEiss fs -
misufan ana kss shess va are uzRi1z
& npsn eaaeruB nEa waslzsE ihalz -.
d ewlasns shns m. Fooahsea b 'nst
euina is uork fos fhs admizicn q fns
tasxilsry himsslf ed that ho p acinR
@ e aH thai Be en- b 9 quisl way %
sendsr ~ sa1sss q anyhody 80 IN
asa. II 4 wsrs clhsrwsns. ~ would
maka 90 enrgl 70 - somslklng izs,sad
81 sautinnnfly psoeaziminR biz oDininn
Ihas 4 b lmposIihis - - aaythiuG'
M. voorhsss furshsE snys thai Be vlll
COT innfst upon Ne annsxnsian Of Ncsth
Tdaho 10 wasnisaisn u essat eppoos-
sion q mmnifsaisd. This may also be
sseaEae6 a. ~ extEaszdi1aEy stafensnt.
Mr. v0oxbess h pIsdasd e. solsmnly as
. nan seuId Be plsdRsd 10 IaksF foe
fhs annsxsiion q HoFtk Idaho. II Il
csrtasniy mosl rsmaEhabls thinR for
him % baain biz Iabors b dselaFinR
ihnt he vllI nct insisa spon annsxaiios
II nnybody h vsgy mush oppcsed 10 u.
ne sanaimsnf n favor q annexntion
lsaa saxsna asevsE bosh b North Idaho
nnd n Washineion, Bat 4 must Be sid
that The shaness Of ths sasesas q he
nnsvsment are not aattsEing 20 l01g a.
Mr.. Voorhees, Il d Washingien 70 tell
tie oorEsaponasnta how eaEsful be VIII
Be 10. 70 huEi snybody's feelings By n
sssilpR upon any IaEiaIa1ion which bis
eonsiItusnis desire but which somebody
else may haupen 10 oppose.
Mr.. Voorhees, h starting cut veil On
hls sssana term. Indsed, be BIDS fair
70 seosmpliah almsss - Little - be dia
durine bis fFss term. u any citizen Of
Washington Territory hss . projecl
which be 10 especially anxious to h&vs
knocked on TIE hsad, Be shonld 81 onca
imirunl Il 10 Dslsaats voorhssa.
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CRANE q DIcKEY

CRANE q DIcKE.
Wanted.
aA.l - ysszs = - So
sSr,.IT uIns.r1s - s Elnzlag s. par 80.
Mnn Kzz Wits "a zzzrA
For sale.
49, 49,. . - = q Fssui sssss1 siIs ~
nanE. &zsEo.
2 TealMurnnkA
ITSsas 1lEsss harbar shup "a sssszsni 2
: sse =. "A aasrk en- rrunf sired. szaoa-
Kns aszE.iss e tnrsevsa e.sy rrsRs..ss -.
A 8 pIeasant Iaczltnn. C114
ssTm1 ranch@v wl eheaR. -
InpEsg1mznxs 20 fsur haEasi1azas nol'
at1o b s1eQ
RoaraIng and lodElne hcases-
St1z aescnd-hend eurEizr Froef as, cnsAp
81 aeres ees1ed - q sA.ss lsa-'s -
Furnifure for s.rean hoaaz $50 honns rsni
~ - - aosse.n land. ~ miss fruu
on MIA, hs1sestsad izproVesnenEa sog sale 80
For zenE.
a. - iroursTsd rnneh ana several houses
Enrnishsd Focus, csnsnlly loeated. With ~
@ .s.,''' 49, q MOSS .daition. and =
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NEW ADVKRTIzE[ENEE
49,
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NnnnA II Est and Eienntiana Wnnosd VII b
lnnsEAed a ~ me1 a. 3 eaMl2 , wuBd f19 Mrut
iansEslnm. 80 PER eGnk In ene4 auh1squent
inssrsina. RHEnsn1 aiw1ys b adS1nsa
For Sale Cheap.
nEIRABLz LoT. WITHIN TIyE Nh.
onss. COMPTON, NILLEB I o.
d11ln y.mss slre.l.
UTANTRD-a1RI zen GEzREAL HOUSE
w veEk. thrss az. eaee YEA Apply
usF4heA1t corner HghiA and unlon ssEeet4
a GzETLEMAN or ADAPTABnIFx AND
Feference, desires 3 peaiiie1 win any rSnpo1-
sisls baatnszs cunssrn IN saAtsle. q melARnte
eompenssfinn. Address 1UH1SkSs e tAl1
ooee. " eels . g e 9
UTANFED-sFTuATT As sAwTKR On
w nler. ASdress JAMES AoRRlsoE.
poseo1ce. sezstle. eelt g
a BARGAIN.
A FKMR REELDkE0K, WITH TWO LOTS,
"a wifhia seven blocks Of the rosicfaee, for
e375o Ten Eoamn and hsfAxoom.
EsHRLMAN, kLEWKLLTN a CO.,
de19o Seattle Wasa-
TSUK SzIx-fW0 ESDafNa HOUSES. A
IL nns gEoeeEy buslness. Half inkersst II
ne hsst payinr hunfneWs in Seattle. MORE
1KFANTED-COMPaT WOMAN NURSE
wv q tie county farm- Address On o. II.
MKRRI0K. dsl5tf
A RuREI<HED OFFICE Ro0M FOR
"A rent Apply at this etlce. de1sn
UTANTRD-Y0UNa NAN As DRAUdHfs-
w nan. Call a. RESIN 6 PosT-IxxzLEz-
aKHuER BaIlding. dsl0tf
HoR SALE OR TRADE-A GOOD BU1I-
II nsas properly. In ; thkiving town Of I've
railroads, IN Northeastern Kansas. Also, .
EesideBee pEopartg. Aaarsna Boz l5e. Seattle.
wash. Ter. dee LIT
|AE0NEY 10 L0AN-OM 0HATFEL OR
M personal oscarity. live stock, hoesahold
furnilnre, mlNtcal instruments. general meF.
chandse eec, COMPTON, MLEARB 3 CO.,
James skrees, opposite Occidental. dsIn
WAHTzD-A WOMAN TO DO WASHING
w and ironing for . numbnr Of young msu;
must b earefnl and neat. Apply a. this
ONES. oe4a
NJ OTIoR-A LADY wIsHKs AN ENGAGE
IN mens IS nurse, blythe day. week Or month;
modsrste ehArge& AddrsD NURSE, q this
oalee. Gel In
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neiaeals Voashess 10 = Eeeeaa utter
visu relieratss Bis episios thai noas e
We territories ulll ~ admitted 10 ~
unlaa this yess. thcnsA be says shaa 70
IL nas tnrsseAhis that 80 snahalne SCI
VA b paased A. a preliminary sasg 10
1hs aduaiasien e Dakota. wssAingten.
alsaiana and Nsu AsxisA In III.
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Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-12-22
REPAIRING.

CHEWING MACHINES. or All KINDS,
- repaired for TWO DOLLARS. All Wnrk
guarsntesd, ~ J ". JONES 4 90. no2I I'm
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The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-03-22
CRANCERY SALE
Oh
.R EAE ESTATE.

No. 1929, R-'F"-Chancery Court Of Shell
by County-state of Tennessee, for use,
etc, We. W. E. Butler ct al.
PY virtue Of an interlocutory decree for
ID sale entered in the above cause on the
18th day of February. 1857, M. B, So, page
$50, l will sell at publ, auction, to the high
est bidder, in front of the Clerk and Masters
Office, Main street entrance to the court
house OF Shelby county, Mem phis, Tenn. on
Saturday, March 26, 1857,
within legal hours, tho following described
property, situated in Memphis, Shelby coun-
ty, Tenn, to-wit:
Begir ming on the east side OF the frst alley
east of Third street at its intersection with
the south side Of jefferson street; thence east
with the south line Of JeferSon street. 1851
feet; thence south 1851 feet to an alley;
thence west with the north side Of said alley
1864 feet to the & st alley east o! Third
street; thence with said alley 1857 feet to
the beginning.
Terms of Salo-0n credits Of months;
note bearing interest, With security; lien re-
tanned; redemption barred.
The puI chaser will be required to execute
the note immediately or the property will
be offered for sale again al the next to the
last bid. This March 3, 1857.
S. 1. MCDOWELL, Clerk and Master.
By B. i. Coleman, Deputy 9. and M.
n III ~ q W upigkelI Sol tcitOrs.